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| Local School Districts Want to Move Forward with Consolidation Process |
Avon, Abingdon, and Bushnell Prairie City School Districts all agree, the question of consolidation should be put to the voters.
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| Gladfelter Ready to Dive In to Courthouse Renovations |
He's been on the job just a week, but the new construction manager for the Knox County Courthouse Renovation project has a few suggestions in moving forward.
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| Production Studo On Hold for Abingdon High School |
Abingdon School Board members have voted to put a planned technology project on hold in the district.
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| Repairs on Orpheum Theatre Roof to Begin |
Repairs are about to be made to a roof at the Orpheum Theatre that can be opened in order to keep a fire from spreading.
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| IHSA Makes Sweeping Changes |
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) -- The Illinois High School Association has announced wide-ranging changes to the way it holds competitions.
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| 1st IL Birds of 2011 Test Positive for West Nile |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- The first birds in Illinois have tested positive for West Nile virus.
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| Grants to Expand 'Desert' Food Choices Available |
CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois Lt. Gov. Sheila Simon is urging food producers in the state to apply for federal grants that promote farmers markets.
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| Illinois Wetlands Restoration Projects Get Grants |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Two Illinois wetlands restoration projects have received grants to help improve habitat for migratory birds.
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| Rally to End US War on Drugs |
CHICAGO (AP) -- At least a dozen community and social-action groups are sponsoring a rally calling for an end to the U.S. ``war on drugs.''
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| Politicians Ban from State Funded Billboards |
(IRN)-Politicians can no longer use taxpayer-funded billboards or electronic signs to promote themselves.
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